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China's Population Crisis: Set to Shrink by 51 Million in a Decade China's population is projected to decline significantly, leading to economic challenges due to low birth rates and an aging population.
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Students Trapped in Fire as Facial Recognition System Delays Escape at Chinese University A fire at a Chinese university dormitory has sparked controversy. Students were required to undergo facial recognition to evacuate.
Abortion Pill Orders Surge 16 Times as Women Brace for Tougher Laws Amid fears of tighter abortion restrictions, sales of abortion pills soar, with many women stockpiling medications preemptively.
China’s ‘Prisoner for a Day’ Tourism Program Lets You Walk in the Footsteps of Exiled Prisoners China launches a controversial tourism program allowing visitors to experience the lives of historically exiled prisoners at Ningguta.
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North Korea Targets South Korea’s GPS with 5-Day Jamming—Are Drone Strikes Next? North Korea's GPS jamming attempts have disrupted South Korean operations, continuing for five days as part of military exercises.
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THIS $279,000 Cruise Offers a 4-Year Getaway From Trump’s America As Trump’s reelection sparks division, a $40K cruise package offers a four-year escape to 425 global ports, excluding the U.S.
US Needs News ‘Manhattan Project’ to Stay Ahead of China in AI, Report Says The USCC recommends a new "Manhattan Project" to enhance AI and tech competition with China, proposing 32 strategic measures.
Lockheed Martin’s ATACMS Missile Shakes Up Ukraine-Russia War with First Strike on Russian Soil Ukraine's ATACMS missile strike on Russian soil marks a pivotal shift in the conflict, escalating tensions and prompting Russian warnings.
7 Kenyan Marathon Runners Scammed Into Illegal Fish Farm Jobs in South Korea—How Did This Happen? South Korean Coast Guard arrests marathon runner for illegally employing Kenyan athletes at fish farms under false pretenses.
Pennsylvania School in Scandal Over Student-Created Deepfake Sexual Content A Pennsylvania school faced turmoil after a student created deepfake sexual content involving over 50 classmates, prompting legal scrutiny.
THAAD Leak Scandal: Ex-Officials Face Prosecution Over Alleged National Security Breach The Board of Audit reported a leak of THAAD missile operation details to China involving former South Korean officials.
As More Russian Soldiers Dies, the Economy Rises—But at What Cost? A shocking analysis reveals that there is a positive correlation between the economy and Russian soldier fatalities.
China's Population Crisis: Set to Shrink by 51 Million in a Decade China's population is projected to decline significantly, leading to economic challenges due to low birth rates and an aging population.
North Korean Forces Multiply in Ukraine, Sparking U.S. Military Response North Korea may send up to 100,000 troops to support Russia in Ukraine, prompting U.S. military responses and heightened regional tensions.
Europe Divided: From 'No-Brainer' Support to Fears of 'Nuclear War' Over Strikes on Russia As the war in Ukraine marks 1,000 days, U.S. missile support raises tensions in Europe, with mixed reactions among member states.
Trump Pledges Massive Deportation Effort Upon 2025 Inauguration Trump has indicated that he may use the military for a large-scale deportation of undocumented immigrants...
China Executes Men for Repeated Sexual Assaults Against Children China executes three men for sexually assaulting minors, highlighting its strict zero-tolerance policy on such crimes against children.
Ukraine's Shocking Nuclear Plan: Could They Build a Bomb if U.S. Aid Stops? Ukraine may pursue nuclear weapons if U.S. military aid is cut, according to a report, sparking controversy over its intentions.
South Korea’s Potential Arms Support for Ukraine: A Bargaining Chip for Trump’s Ceasefire Talks? As Trump prepares for a 2nd term, Ukraine's conflict intensifies with North Korean troop involvement and potential South Korean arms support.
Students Trapped in Fire as Facial Recognition System Delays Escape at Chinese University A fire at a Chinese university dormitory has sparked controversy. Students were required to undergo facial recognition to evacuate.
Abortion Pill Orders Surge 16 Times as Women Brace for Tougher Laws Amid fears of tighter abortion restrictions, sales of abortion pills soar, with many women stockpiling medications preemptively.
China’s ‘Prisoner for a Day’ Tourism Program Lets You Walk in the Footsteps of Exiled Prisoners China launches a controversial tourism program allowing visitors to experience the lives of historically exiled prisoners at Ningguta.
$154,000 for a Truffle? Hong Kong Auction Sets New Record for White Alba Truffle A 908-gram white truffle fetched $154,000 at the 25th Alba White Truffle World Auction in Hong Kong, raising $385,000 total.
North Korea Targets South Korea’s GPS with 5-Day Jamming—Are Drone Strikes Next? North Korea's GPS jamming attempts have disrupted South Korean operations, continuing for five days as part of military exercises.
Propaganda Materials Created by North Korean Defectors Aim to Break Troops' Loyalty in Ukraine Tensions rise as North Korean soldiers queue for Russian supplies, with defectors now aiding Ukraine's psychological warfare efforts.
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